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Which act of government was specifically required by the U.S. Constitution? the establishment of an army and a navy the support of struggling businesses the protection of the na…

Which act of government was specifically required by the U.S. Constitution? the establishment of an army and a navy the support of struggling businesses the protection of the na…
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Which act of government was specifically required by the U.S. Constitution?

the establishment of an army and a navy
the support of struggling businesses
the protection of the natural environment
the levying of a federal income tax

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Answer: A 100%

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The answer is 1) the establishment of an army and a navy

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